Sem2 Final Post 3

CHECKLIST

Redid, reworked, revamped the film.
Here's version two of the first shoot.
Materials to get:

Things to Do:
  • Compile a list of songs in case jump rope noise = not good enough
  • Host a list of inspirations/influences.
  • Rent out a camera next week and incorporate "looking at" shots, and also film bag girl standing farther away so I can have two of them. Have yet to overlay in photoshop so there'd be a few bag girl jumpers, was too complicated then. Now with 1 vs 1 film done, can incorporate more. Possibly have them in random areas, like the kitchen, and outside and such, so as to symbolize the fact that competing with yourself at such high standards affects ALL areas of life, universally.


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